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Newest Review: ... 6 inches tall. Both of these offer silvery green thin stunning scented leaves and bloom with puple flowers that are held in ... more

 ... tufts on long stems above the leaves. These are normally purple although the shade varies with the variety but pink blooms are also about. The blooms themselves also smells gorgeous. Classically the plants are used for their scent and they are ideal for bordering paths or as a scented windon piece. The plants themselves are fairly easy to grow and are available to grow on as small plants as well and seeds if you are not able to get a full grown plant. Seeds should be sown indoors and then put out as they grow to...more

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penelopep
Premium Review Lavender (Flowers): Lavendar (231 words)
by - written on 14/11/09 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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Lavender, the beautiful scented plant that produces purple blooms. Lavender are available in large bushes that grow to around a foot tall and will grow out as much as they have room for. You can also get dwarf varieties that sit at around 6 inches tall. Both of these offer silvery green thin stunning scented leaves and bloom with puple flowers that are held in tufts on long stems above the leaves. These are normally purple although the shade varies with the variety but pink blooms are also about. The blooms themselves also smells gorgeous. Classically the plants are used for their scent and they are ideal for bordering paths or as a ...  Read the complete review

enlightened_one
Premium Review Beautiful smelling and you can make nice biscuits (785 words)
by - written on 20/02/07 (Very useful, 220 readings)
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This is one of my most favourite plants, not only is it beautiful smelling I think it looks a very good. Nothing better to me in the summer is to have planted lavender near the path and every time someone walks past it gives a great aroma. Lavender - Lavandula - Hardy Evergreen Perennial ***The Plant*** Lavender is native to the Mediterranean islands, India and the Canary Islands, but is now cultivated in all over the world. It likes well drained soil and prefers warm and sunny climates. The Romans used Lavender in there bath water, Lavender comes from the Latin "lava" which means to wash. The ...  Read the complete review

 

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